Senator ‘Sacaja’Warren, the native American pretender, wants to hit top money earners with a wealth tax, but there’s only one way to determine what a person’s wealth is…

…they’ll have to disclose everything they own, right down to pearl-handled nail clippers.

Want an invasion of privacy? Invoke a ‘wealth’ tax, and let the games begin.

Maybe the woman should go back to what she does best…stealing ancestry.

(For those who wonder why a wealth tax is a bad idea, there’s this: “Taxes on wealth are poorly designed taxes on investment. Investment is the lifeblood of our economy. It’s needed to add new jobs, update aging factories, and develop new technologies. The little guy benefits the most from new technologies, processes, and business models. It’s this type of innovation and investment that allows us to buy cheaper clothes, better computers at lower prices, and fresher food at our grocery stores. Under a wealth tax, the world’s wealthiest investors—many of whom live in the U.S.—would shift their businesses elsewhere, would employ citizens of other countries, and would raise wages in the U.S. more slowly. The tax would diminish the attractiveness of new breakthrough technologies and squander the even more important peripheral investments for incremental change. America’s success as the leading economy in the world is the result of entrepreneurs taking risks on new products, failing, and trying again.”)